It's easy to feel like the Cavs are stuck, that they didn't show enough improvement this year, that Donovan Mitchell is on his way out of town, that Evan Mobley
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Until he got hurt in early March, Dean Wade was providing the Cavs with elite defense and shooting 39% from three. Coming off the bench to spell Evan Mobley or
This is what I know. The Cavs played 81 games to put themselves in the best possible position for the playoffs. When you boil it down, that's really all the r
In 337 innings pitched in his major league career, Scott Barlow has walked 139 batters. That's 3.7 walks per nine innings, which is a lot. By comparison, Emma
I was at what turned out to be Shane Bieber's last game of the season. For the first three innings or so it was Luis Castillo of the Mariners, not Bieber, wh
Kyle Manzardo is likely the next prospect to be promoted to the Guardians. With Josh Naylor ensconced at first base, should the Guardians try to find another role for Manzardo?
The Guardians don't have enough productive hitters that they can afford to keep some on the bench because of defense or positional fit. They just need to load up as many bats as they can.
Here's a question I would love to ask Cleveland Guardians President Chris Antonetti: Within two years, Tristan McKenzie, Steven Kwan, and Josh Naylor will all
A star Cavs guard is coming to the end of his contract. There are rumors he isn't satisfied with how the team is progressing. There are concerns about how he
Any baseball fan should make it a point to go to spring training at least once. It's an opportunity to get a closer view of your favorite players than you'll e
The Cleveland Cavaliers' recent hot streak has rocketed them up the standings and gotten national buzz. But more than anything else, though, they have been a joy to watch if you are a Cleveland sports fan.
Are the Guardians making a mistake by not utilizing their surplus of middle infielders to improve their outfield? Find out more.
We can trust the Dolans to handle the Cleveland Indians name change with respect and pragmatism unlike others in the sporting world.
History shows that building a championship roster will get much tougher when Baker Mayfield gets a new contract from the Cleveland Browns.
Despite his place in Cleveland Cavaliers history and role as a team leader, Thompson is too easily replaceable to justify a big commitment
Some see a roster as it is and say Why? Others see a roster as it could be and say Why Not? Then they write blogs about trading Kevin Love.
The benefits of the Cavaliers playing the last few regular-season games are not worth the risk, or the logistics of pushing the playoffs back even further.
If guys like Duane Kuiper were assessed by analytics rather than just batting average, would history have been different?
Why commit to a team that was building around Dion Waiters and Anthony Bennett? At the time, that's what Irving was signing up for.
How hard should the Indians work to keep Francisco Lindor? The fact we are even asking the question is a bad sign for baseball.